By Ed Stych, Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal
“More than a dozen Twin Cities companies will be in Las Vegas next week showing off products at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES), an event that organizers expect to draw more than 150,000 visitors.
Minnesota firms making an appearance range from giant health insurer UnitedHealth Group Inc. to startups like Cram Worldwide and the Navvo Group.”
I made the trek out to Las Vegas for the 2010 Annual CES conference with fellow Minnesota tech entrepreneurs including Aaron Weber of Open Preferences , Joel Dahlin of Dahlin Development and Scott Wright of Draft Countdown. My objective at CES was to build relationships with consumer application marketing partners for W3i, and to cover Minnesota companies for TECHdotMN. While we were all on the lookout for fellow Minnesota tech entrepreneurs, the only noticeable MN tech presence that we collectively observed was the huge splash that Best Buy made.
Best Buy exhibited for the first time ever at CES 2010 and they nailed it.
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